Perhaps our landlady won't mind...
Land mines.
Yes, I believe that will be the answer to the squirrel problem. You see, the pesky little fellow has indeed decided to build a nest in our eaves. And just now, I looked out the window to see not one, but two little rodent faces, peering up at me with smug, self-satisfied expressions on their pointy little faces.
And I could swear I heard one of them snicker.
I believe a number of strategically places mines should significantly deter any wildlife from staying longer than the time it takes to send their bloody tails sailing through the air...
Yes, I believe that will be the answer to the squirrel problem. You see, the pesky little fellow has indeed decided to build a nest in our eaves. And just now, I looked out the window to see not one, but two little rodent faces, peering up at me with smug, self-satisfied expressions on their pointy little faces.
And I could swear I heard one of them snicker.
I believe a number of strategically places mines should significantly deter any wildlife from staying longer than the time it takes to send their bloody tails sailing through the air...
1 Comments:
My biggest fear is that someone will cross species... and when the world ends, it will be populated by loathsome roach-squirrels.
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